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Results from our forumCo2 from respiration-Sugars vs FatsThat's because fats are more reduced thus you get more energy (calories) per molecule or weight.
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Re: how to become healthy?... not about the food is not getting digested it is more probably that you have high metabolism which means that your body’s energy needs is say 2000 calories and you are eating for example 2500 calories, your body will burn the 2000 calories (for basic functions like breathing..etc) and you will ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... no longer fit into any of my clothes, and I feel so self concious. I hadn't changed anything in regards to my diet or exercise. I was burning more calories than what I was taking in. I went to the doctors & I was told that I have less than a 1kg of fat on my stomach, so I was left feeling confused ...
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Diabetes... fluctuations also fall under the umbrella of possible diabetes signs and symptoms. When you lose sugar through frequent urination, you also lose calories. At the same time, diabetes may keep the sugar from your food from reaching your cells — leading to constant hunger. The combined effect is ...
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Are the cells in are body constantly being renewed... resources to carry out all of this activity. How well you fuel this renewal process determines how you feel. If you are eating food full of calories but devoid of nutrients, your body must expend energy to process it but gets nothing in return – a net loss of energy, vitality and overall ...
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